Grace Wintermyer displays the logos she has developed for local businesses while wearing the T-shirt she designed for the 2019 Fourth of July celebration.
From stained glass designers to wood carvers, Wrangell is home to a thriving creative community. But one of the most popular artists in town, whose work appears all over Front Street, is also one of the most anonymous.
If you've ever gone on a Stikine Inn coffee run, eaten pizza at Nic's Place or looked up the weekend movie selection on the Nolan Center website, you've seen the artwork of printmaker and graphic designer Grace Wintermyer.
When she isn't working at outdoor retailer 56° North or in the SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium clinic, Wintermyer is creating intricate, nature-in...
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